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Even though the LGA is over 100 kilometres from the Melbourne CBD, harsh lockdown rules still apply. #9ACA 9Soci.al/NOa350G8NQJ
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The state government will ease lockdown restrictions in regional Victoria from midnight, three days earlier than previously planned. The state recorded eleven new cases today | @SimoLove
Regional Victoria's Lockdown Lifted | 10 News First
The state government will ease lockdown restrictions in regional Victoria from midnight, three days earlier than previously planned. The state recorded eleven new cases today.
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Mornington Peninsula residents are begging health chiefs to ease restrictions in the coastal communities.
They've told @MaggieRaworth they want the rules changed to reflect the region's unique circumstances. #9News
PENINSULA
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Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt has demanded Daniel Andrews release the Mornington Peninsula from Melbourne’s stage four lockdown. @theheraldsun #springst #auspol heraldsun.com.au/coronavirus…
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Residents have started a petition, calling on the government to remove the region from "greater Melbourne".
3aw.com.au/frustration-grows…
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The Mornington Peninsula Shire council is pleading with the Premier to release them from stage four restrictions. 7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS
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Mornington Peninsula calls for release from metro Melbourne - The Age: theage.com.au/national/victo… #Melbourne #Transit #PTV
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We're paving the way for extended footpath trading and a new ‘parklets’ program to support local restaurants and cafes as COVID-19 restrictions ease over spring and summer. Read our full release: bit.ly/3c8k8KU
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📣 Dear Premier, Mornington Peninsula Shire Council once again call on the State to reconsider its position regarding counting Mornington Peninsula Shire within the Metropolitan cohort for COVID-19, it makes no sense on several levels and is unsafe bit.ly/33F9BD7
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How can Victorians in #smallbiz and their supporters back Go Local First? You can encourage buying locally first online via social media, share your own story of #smallbusiness innovation using the hashtag #golocalfirst and register your interest: bit.ly/2E84OBE @COSBOA
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A BUSINESS group wants Mornington Peninsula Shire Council to put a “roadmap” for economic recovery at the top of its priority list.
mpnews.com.au/2020/09/07/bus…
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The Mayor of the Mornington Peninsula is pleading with the Premier to change the lockdown border to exclude his region. He fears tourists will spread the virus and says it's unfair local businesses have been forced to close. | @anniemaykearney #CovidVic
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In response to the Victorian Premier’s COVID-19 update announced yesterday, Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has expressed concern for the health and well being of its community and the disproportionate impact on local businesses bit.ly/3gOO8Nl
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Tropical storms bring devastation. Learn how Sealite #aidstonavigation helped oil and gas terminal reopen after devastating 2019 #hurricane. Read our new case study! bit.ly/2zQ9z0c
#maritimesafety #IALA
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Club Partners The Grand Hotel Mornington are back!! It’s great to start to see Mornington opening up again and see our town back to life. Let’s all get around them all as they all gave been doing it tough and get… instagram.com/p/CAqudGOBCyN/… – at Melbourne, Victoria
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Replying to @MonashPartners
@MonashPartners, including @PeninsulaHealth, want to hear about the Frankston Mornington Peninsula community's experiences, needs, future aspirations and priorities for the health care system, as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic @FrankstonCity @MornPenShire
As we emerge from COVID-19, we are looking to understand what matters to our community as we reshape our healthcare system. What changes worked? What should go back to normal? Responses helps us plan for future healthcare. monashmnhs.qualtrics.com/jfe… #connectingforbetterhealth #cci
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As restrictions ease:
💼 If you can you should still work from home
🎓 A staged return to on-site schooling will begin soon
➡️ Physical distancing should be maintained at work and school
Learn more about recent updates in Victoria: dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias-re…
#COVID19Vic
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morningtonpeninsulawineries.…
Following on from yesterday’s takeaway post we would like to share with you a list of Mornington Peninsula Wineries that have online shops and deliver Australia wide. If you are unable to visit one of our many cellar doors to… instagram.com/p/CARUhE6AD1f/…
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Last chance! What do you think is the biggest problem for young people on the Mornington Peninsula? And what do you believe we need to improve to support them? Let us know in this short survey! bit.ly/2y8rRct Survey closes Monday 25 May!
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Health and social services workforce wellbeing is a priority as @FrankstonCity @MornPenShire community faces significant change and uncertainty in recovery from COVID-19. AOD and MH service providers can apply for funding for workforce wellbeing supports surveymonkey.com/r/wellbeing…





























